Cardno’s natural resources team helped design the living shoreline used at Sassafras Landing, a project recently named one of 2021’s Best Restored Shores by the American Shore & Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA).
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Yesterday’s earthquake rocked the state of Victoria, with the epicentre near the rural town of Mansfield, 128 km northeast of Melbourne. This was Victoria’s biggest earthquake on record. The earthquake caught Jasmin Salandanan, Associate Civil Structural Engineer at Cardno, by surprise.
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From the beginning of his ecology journey, Henry Cooper knew he wanted to be a part of a crew that would give him plenty of opportunities to fulfil his passion for plants, spend time outside in unique settings encountering interesting species and work alongside people who were enthused about making the world a better place through conservation.
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Cardno ChemRisk announces that Managing Health Scientist, Dr. Tony Cappello, was selected by County of Inyo (Ca.) HHS to focus on conducting analysis regarding communicable diseases.
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Papua New Guinea (PNG) plays a pivotal role in the global effort to combat the adverse effects of climate change with one of the most significant (and largely intact) tropical forests in the world.
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Congratulations to Richard (Dick) Kell AM who has been awarded the International Federation of Consulting Engineers’ (FIDIC) Louis Prangey Award – the highest form of recognition for dedication to FIDIC and the engineering industry.
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ESG is part of our origin story. It is in our DNA, evident in how we have delivered services for communities around the world.
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Informed Infrastructure recently published an article by Cardno Senior Business Leadership & Development Manager Chris Kline and Senior Project Ecologist Dan Salas addressing “Sustainability in the Solar Industry”.
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Chris Kline, Cardno’s Global Senior Principal for Sustainability and ESG, recently sat down with the Environmental Business Journal to discuss trends in ESG investing.
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Thank goodness for the meme revolution to keep us entertained and informed during a time of crisis. One that went round the viral loops was a letterboard sign that read: ‘Can we all agree that in 2015 not a single person got the answer correct to "where do you see yourself five years from now."’
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